Molecular structures as drivers and tracers of terrestrial C fluxes - An ESF Network

 

 

 

 

Application procedure:

Applications can be submitted online via the ESF application form.

Please provide the following documents:

  1. Scientific summary (max. 1000 words) and abstract (50-70 words)
  2. Provisional workshop program (including list of speakers and their scientific contributions, schedule, location)
  3. Curriculum Vitae of the researcher organizing the workshop including the five most relevant publications during the last five years

 

 

 

 

-Workshops

 

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Proposals should focus on a research topic within the scope of the MOLTER programme, with the aim to foster interaction and scientific exchange between researchers from different countries (priority will be given to applicants from contributing countries).

Scientific workshops usually bring together 10-50 participants for two to four days to focus on a specific issue. The funding granted for the workshop is mainly intended for travel and accommodation costs of the participants. Costs for meeting facilities should be kept to a minimum.

Please also see the “Guidelines for Proposers and Organisers of Science Meetings within a Programme” for further information. They can be found in Appendix 2 of the “Guidelines for management of ESF Research Networking Programmes” and can be accessed on the ESF webpage www.esf.org.

Proposals will be assessed on scientific quality and relevance to the programme. Applicants should be established scientists.